If you think constant traveling is for you, then you should get a job that requires traveling. Pack your bags and journey to different places without the fear of running out of travel cash.
Flight Attendant
Entering countries is a breeze for flight attendants. They travel for free every day. They can be in one country for their rest day and they are free to explore the place. Flight attendants are also entitled to freebies and discounts.
English Teacher
There are areas with a lot of people who want to learn English. A native English speaker can travel to one of these countries, take a "Teaching English as Second Language" course, and teach English. They are teachers during weekdays and travelers on weekends. Teachers have the privilege to enjoy the food, sights and culture of the place the way the locals do.
Tour Planner
One clever way to travel without shelling out money is by becoming a travel tour planner. Planners can organize the itinerary of a traveling group and take charge of their logistics. Planners are part of the touring group but the touring group pays for the planner. A tour planning job is recommended to individuals who have the patience to meet up with the demands of the clients.
Diver
Diving instructors stay in places according to the diving seasons. Sometimes, they are in an island in the Philippines; the next month, they might fly to Maldives. A diving instructor's course is a bit expensive but the pay after completing the course is more than enough to fuel wanderlust adventures.
Volunteer
For travelers who want to inject social work in their adventures, they can consider a career in volunteering. There are volunteer organizations such as the Peace Corps or United Nations that are ready to embrace volunteers who are after contributing good things to the community. The volunteer would have the chance to visit foreign places often ignored by commercial tourists.
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